Driver Knowledge Tests

What is signage clutter and how do we reduce it?

We need signs on the road to help us know where to drive, where not to park, what street names are and where areas of interest are. But how many signs do we need? There have been experiments in Europe

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Choosing a quiet car, and how cabin noise affects your concentration

In this article we’ll explain how noise can have a serious effect on your driving ability and your health, and what steps you can take to choose a quiet car. Temporary loud noise is distracting. Especially when you are learning to

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What should you do after you’ve had an accident or crash?

Chances are that you will have an accident at some time in your life, either as a passenger or driver, and it may or may not be your fault. This article will tell you what steps you should take if

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More cars on the safe list for young drivers

Minister for Roads and Freight Duncan Gay recently announced new rules that increase the number of ‘safe vehicles’ for P-platers. This new list adds around 6500 new vehicles which should help make life easier for families and young drivers to pick a

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Roads and Maritime Service Fees Increase 1 July 2014

Remember that as of this week (1 July 2014), that Roads and Maritime fees increase. The following will be the current fees at 1 July. Description Current From 1 July 2014 Increase Unrestricted Driver Licence – 1 year 52 54 2

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Towing trailers: the definitive guide

A trailer affects many aspects of how your vehicle responds when you are driving. In this article we’ll tell you what you need to know about safe towing, what you are and are not allowed to do, the maximum weights,

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Choosing a dashboard or helmet camera

In a two-car accident with no witnesses there are a number of scenarios where it can be your word against the other driver’s word. For example, in a simple case of a nose-to-tail accident the onus is on the driver

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